with a range of services that keep them healthy,
independent and connected.
live at home, but they
need more help than ever.
the featured speaker at the Wednesday,
September 7 meeting of the Jewish Gene-
alogy Society of Cleveland. Rabbi Burn-
stein will discuss how to read tombstones.
Jewish grave markers vary in size and style
and they are often a key to discovering
a family's history. Rabbi Burnstein will
consider how to decipher symbols, Hebrew
names, dates, abbreviations and quota-
tions. He will tell how families use the
information on grave stones to uncover
lost histories.
last 24 years. A native of Washington, D.C.,
he received his Semicha (rabbinical ordina-
tion) from Yeshivas Ner Yisroel of Baltimore
and has a Master's degree in Talmudic Law
from Ner Yisroel, and a Master's degree in
Computers from John Hopkins University
Whiting School of Engineering.
starting at 7:30 pm, in the Miller Board
Room at Menorah Park, 27100 Cedar Road,
Beachwood. Board members and help desk
volunteers are available from 7 pm to assist
with individual research questions. Guests
are welcome. RSVP to Programming@
ClevelandJGS.org.
Choir, brought to you in association with @Akiva
and conducted by Lynne Leutenberg Yulish,
are now being held for the 2016-2017 season.
This is an opportunity for Jewish teen singers
to perform at Lincoln Center in New York City.
For more information, email Sandy Laserson,
@Akiva choir manager and midwest coordina-
tor of HaZamir, at laserson@att.net.